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...SMS session and creates a new blank coverage (since SMS requires an active coverage at all times). SMS will ask for confirmation of this action. ...p an ''Attributes'' dialog. The specifics of the dialog are unique to each coverage.

*For selected coverage: :The drop down menu will list all available coverages. Select a coverage to view information.

{{SMS Infobox Model | ...ter quality processes in oceans, coastal waters, estuaries and rivers. The model may be used for coastal and nearshore environments including beaches and co

;3.5.a. Coverage Types ;3.5.a.1. Generic Coverages

...ls to assist with creating, editing and debugging an [[SMS:STWAVE|STWAVE]] model. ...starting in SMS 13.0. A simulation should contain a 2D grid and a spectral coverage, and optional STWAVE coverages. Right-clicking on the simulation will displ

...age|Spatial Data]] coverage is used because it allows the specification of generic time series data at locations represented by feature points. ADH wind stati # Create a new Spatial Data coverage and give it a descriptive name.

...ls to assist with creating, editing and debugging an [[SMS:ADCIRC|ADCIRC]] model. ...0. A simulation should contain a 2D mesh and an ADCIRC boundary conditions coverage, and optional ADCIRC coverages. Right-clicking on the simulation will displ

...simulation can have its own parameters based on what is entered into the ''Model Control''. Each simulation can share the same components or use different c ...MS-Flow [[SMS:CMS-Flow_Coverages#Boundary_Conditions|Boundary Conditions]] coverage

* ''Generic'' – Have no attributes and are used when developing drainage boundari * ''Generic'' – Have no attributes and can be used for drawing purposes.

...modify project parameters, and view the solutions produced by the GenCade model. The GenCade interface exists in the [[SMS:1D Grid Module|1D Grid module]] ...is much more convenient to work with the conceptual model using a GenCade coverage.

==Using a Conceptual Model== This method converts a conceptual model to a mesh using the '''Map → 2D Mesh''' command. This is the preferred

*Convert GIS data to Generic model coverage ...now bring in GIS data (shape file or mif/mid) and convert this to generic model node or arc attributes.

===Generic Models=== :[[SMS:Model Checker|Model Checker]]

The CMS-Flow interface can utilize two different coverage types. These include: This Boundary Conditions coverage is used to create the computational domain (or grid). Includes a [[SMS:Grid

To model groundwater interaction in a GSSHA model: ...dary conditions conceptually to feature points/nodes and arcs on the GSSHA coverage.

{{SMS Infobox Model | |model_type= Hydrodynamic model intended for local applications, primarily at inlets, the nearshore, and ba

===Model Interfaces=== ...Sedimentation and River Hydraulics – Two-Dimensional(SRH-2D)] model. This model was originally developed by the [http://www.usbr.gov/ U.S. Bureau of Reclam

...ata. The two tools used for verification and calibration in an observation coverage are observation points and observation arcs. Observation points are used to == Creating an Observation Coverage ==

*'''Generic Model''' *8214 STWAVE mentioned in model checker description instead of BOUSS2D

...the conceptual model approach). Except for simple problems, the conceptual model approach is typically the most effective. ...that can be defined in the [[GMS:Map Module|Map module]]. The conceptual model object can contain coverages.